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Saab Vows to Boost Its Aerospace Footprint in India
Saab of Sweden has vowed to build up a domestic supply base in India for its fighter-aircraft business.
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German Rheinmetall works on new 130mm tank gun
German defense company Rheinmetall has unveiled a prototype of a 130mm smoothbore gun for a future main battle tank.
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MBDA Preparing To Conduct Brimstone 2 Missile Test With Apache
European missile-maker MBDA is poised to conduct firings of its Brimstone 2 missile from a Boeing AH-64E Apache.
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Javelin Missile Scores 100 Percent in UK Vehicle Tests
Lockheed Martin and Raytheon’s Javelin missile scored 100 percent in five test firings from a UK-owned ground vehicle, Lockheed Martin announced Wednesday at Eurosatory.
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Randy Forbes, HASC Seapower Chair, Loses in Primary
US Rep. Randy Forbes, a key US lawmaker on naval issues, was unseated in a local primary — a victim of congressional redistricting.
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CMI Defence, Ricardo UK To Partner for British Tank Bid
The Belgian weapon systems designer and manufacturer said it is teaming with British systems integrator Ricardo UK to respond to a request for information issued by the Ministry of Defence.
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Rheinmetall’s Lynx Infantry Vehicle Targets Australian Market
“As we launched it in Australian camouflage it’s a pretty good indication that we are targeting it as one of the key starting markets for the Lynx,” said Ben Hudson, the head of Rheinmetall’s vehicle systems division.
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Welsh ‘Confident’ in F-35, ‘Disappointed’ in KC-46 Delay
An F-22 restart is too costly, the KC-46 delay is a disappointment, and the F-35 is curising, Welsh said.
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Senate Finds Compromise on Russian Rocket Engines
With the Senate’s passage of the annual defense policy bill Tuesday, came an accord between Senators warring with each other over the US’s continued use of Russian RD-180 engines.
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NATO Sees Uptick in Defense Spending
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says that after many years of constant cuts, the alliance is now on the right track.
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Saab Vows to Boost Its Aerospace Footprint in India
Saab of Sweden has vowed to build up a domestic supply base in India for its fighter-aircraft business.
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German Rheinmetall works on new 130mm tank gun
German defense company Rheinmetall has unveiled a prototype of a 130mm smoothbore gun for a future main battle tank.
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MBDA Preparing To Conduct Brimstone 2 Missile Test With Apache
European missile-maker MBDA is poised to conduct firings of its Brimstone 2 missile from a Boeing AH-64E Apache.
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Javelin Missile Scores 100 Percent in UK Vehicle Tests
Lockheed Martin and Raytheon’s Javelin missile scored 100 percent in five test firings from a UK-owned ground vehicle, Lockheed Martin announced Wednesday at Eurosatory.
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Randy Forbes, HASC Seapower Chair, Loses in Primary
US Rep. Randy Forbes, a key US lawmaker on naval issues, was unseated in a local primary — a victim of congressional redistricting.
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CMI Defence, Ricardo UK To Partner for British Tank Bid
The Belgian weapon systems designer and manufacturer said it is teaming with British systems integrator Ricardo UK to respond to a request for information issued by the Ministry of Defence.
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Rheinmetall’s Lynx Infantry Vehicle Targets Australian Market
“As we launched it in Australian camouflage it’s a pretty good indication that we are targeting it as one of the key starting markets for the Lynx,” said Ben Hudson, the head of Rheinmetall’s vehicle systems division.
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Welsh ‘Confident’ in F-35, ‘Disappointed’ in KC-46 Delay
An F-22 restart is too costly, the KC-46 delay is a disappointment, and the F-35 is curising, Welsh said.
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Senate Finds Compromise on Russian Rocket Engines
With the Senate’s passage of the annual defense policy bill Tuesday, came an accord between Senators warring with each other over the US’s continued use of Russian RD-180 engines.
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NATO Sees Uptick in Defense Spending
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says that after many years of constant cuts, the alliance is now on the right track.
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Saab Vows to Boost Its Aerospace Footprint in India
Saab of Sweden has vowed to build up a domestic supply base in India for its fighter-aircraft business.
-
German Rheinmetall works on new 130mm tank gun
German defense company Rheinmetall has unveiled a prototype of a 130mm smoothbore gun for a future main battle tank.
-
MBDA Preparing To Conduct Brimstone 2 Missile Test With Apache
European missile-maker MBDA is poised to conduct firings of its Brimstone 2 missile from a Boeing AH-64E Apache.
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Javelin Missile Scores 100 Percent in UK Vehicle Tests
Lockheed Martin and Raytheon’s Javelin missile scored 100 percent in five test firings from a UK-owned ground vehicle, Lockheed Martin announced Wednesday at Eurosatory.
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Randy Forbes, HASC Seapower Chair, Loses in Primary
US Rep. Randy Forbes, a key US lawmaker on naval issues, was unseated in a local primary — a victim of congressional redistricting.
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CMI Defence, Ricardo UK To Partner for British Tank Bid
The Belgian weapon systems designer and manufacturer said it is teaming with British systems integrator Ricardo UK to respond to a request for information issued by the Ministry of Defence.
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Rheinmetall’s Lynx Infantry Vehicle Targets Australian Market
“As we launched it in Australian camouflage it’s a pretty good indication that we are targeting it as one of the key starting markets for the Lynx,” said Ben Hudson, the head of Rheinmetall’s vehicle systems division.
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Welsh ‘Confident’ in F-35, ‘Disappointed’ in KC-46 Delay
An F-22 restart is too costly, the KC-46 delay is a disappointment, and the F-35 is curising, Welsh said.
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Senate Finds Compromise on Russian Rocket Engines
With the Senate’s passage of the annual defense policy bill Tuesday, came an accord between Senators warring with each other over the US’s continued use of Russian RD-180 engines.
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NATO Sees Uptick in Defense Spending
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says that after many years of constant cuts, the alliance is now on the right track.
